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How do you pull bearings from a crankcase?

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Old 06-12-2006, 06:41 PM
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Default How do you pull bearings from a crankcase?

More specifically, how do i pull the bearings (inner and front main) out of my mach .26?

Should i heat it up in the oven or put it in the freezer? And are there specific tools that i might need to pull the bearings out?
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Default RE: How do you pull bearings from a crankcase?

Don't hold me to it. But i think you have to heat it up to get them out
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Default RE: How do you pull bearings from a crankcase?

Yes, heat it to about 225. The front bearing should pop out pretty easy then. For the main bearing, I have a screwdriver with a plastic handle that fits inside from the front (small handle) and just a tap or two removes the main bearing.

You could try heating it up hotter, just make sure the piston and sleeve etc are out first.
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Default RE: How do you pull bearings from a crankcase?

cool, i will give it a shot!

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